According to a user on Reddit, it was revealed that John Cena claimed on the Howard Stern show that he never used steroids or growth hormones multiple times in the interview. The user pointed out that he believed that was a complete lie and wondered why he would lie even now, despite no longer being an active professional wrestler.
I‘m a first time poster here on the wrestling site but I just wanted to get peoples opinion who are in the know on Cena. He literally told Stern three different times today he has never used steroids or growth hormones.
Thats a 100% lie correct? and since he doesn’t wrestle anymore why does he continue the lie.
Wrestling icon Randy Orton has shared his thoughts on the controversy surrounding former WWE CEO and Chairman Vince McMahon in a recent interview with Sports Illustrated. Orton, known for his long-standing career in WWE, expressed gratitude toward McMahon for taking chances on him throughout his journey in the wrestling industry.
He acknowledged that his current status wouldn’t have been possible without McMahon’s support. However, Orton did not shy away from acknowledging the gravity of the allegations surrounding McMahon, stating, “What you’ve seen and read, I’ve seen and read. As far as commenting on that, it f—— hurts my heart.”
Reflecting on the recent changes within WWE, Orton highlighted a shift in leadership dynamics, particularly under the guidance of Triple H. He pointed out that McMahon used to demand last-minute changes to television scripts before his injury, resulting in late nights for the writing team. However, Orton praised the positive changes within the company, attributing them to figures like Nick Khan, Triple H, and Bruce Prichard. He commended their commitment to prioritizing the welfare of talent and showing genuine care for the entire roster.
“I’ve got to say this–I wouldn’t be where I am without Vince McMahon taking a chance on me a handful of times,” said Orton. “I would not be where I am today without Vince McMahon. But, f—, I’m reading this sh–. What you’ve seen and read, I’ve seen and read. As far as commenting on that, it f—— hurts my heart. It hurts my heart.”
Despite the challenges and controversies, Orton expressed satisfaction with the positive developments within WWE and commended the current leadership team for their efforts in improving the company’s culture.
As Orton gears up for the Men’s Elimination Chamber Match with the goal of securing a shot at the World Heavyweight Title at WrestleMania 40, fans can anticipate him continuing to leave an indelible mark on the wrestling world.
